Vithika || Reddit Marketing

I never wanted to become the loudest marketer online. I became curious about something else: Why do people trust some brands… and instantly reject others. That curiosity pulled me toward Reddit, communities, and internet behavior. Sharing what I am learning.

@44_BC_ @veefriends @garyvee Yes, please

@vithikaonreddit @veefriends @garyvee Sure Vithika followed back

Just joined the @veefriends community and I’m genuinely excited to learn more. Funny enough, I discovered VeeFriends through @garyvee content. I initially came for the entrepreneurship lessons, but the more I learned, the more I realized this community is about much more than NFTs it’s about accountability, positivity, and building for the long term. As someone new here, I’d love to hear from longtime holders and community members: What’s one thing about VeeFriends that surprised you the most when you first joined? Looking forward to learning and contributing. :)

@jasonlk Anyone judging you for this has never had to manage a sales team.

Judge me if you will, But I'd never hire a sales exec that is slow to follow up during the interview process

@smithhmackenzie Say it louder! Pacing your efforts around your comfort zone is how you stay average. The real breakthroughs happen on the exact days you wanted to quit but didn't.

No one cares if youre tired, stressed, busy. It doesn’t matter what you feel like. Getting it done regardless is how you set yourself apart from the masses.

Reddit strategist here. let’s connect.. I’m also trying to grow on X help me grow guys 😇

@SaucySOFR Following 1K💀

I have 835 followers. A few months ago, I had 100 followers. Trust the process.

@LewisHowes No cap, if you’re trying to build anything in public, you have to develop a thick skin fast. If you stop for every barking dog, you’ll never reach your destination.

Real maturity is learning not to react to every opinion about you.

@TheJeremyHaynes Literally. Choose your hard and sacrifice your twenties to relax later, or relax now and stress for the next forty years. The timeline doesn't lie."

You can compress decades of regular work into just a few years That's literally the entire point of the money game You sacrifice now. You push hard now. Then you get to actually live while everyone else is still working But only if you actually compress

@garyvee Hi 👋

Pls say hi here too everyone

@bodefreelance Jack of all trades, master of absolutely zero growth.

Most founders try to do many things at once… -> Adding new features. -> Testing a marketing strategy. -> Trying to sell to their target market. This is why you burn out or give up. You should focus on what you do best. Which is building the app. Outsource the rest to those who can help you. Are you one of the founders trying to do everything at once?

@ReddyGives Seeing each other's villain arcs and still sticking around is a major flex.

We have seen each other at our best and worst and somehow it never got weird. That's how I know it's real friendship.

@Dwriteway Preach! If you're relying on the algorithm to save you, you don't have a business.

Nobody is coming to save your business. Not a viral post. Not luck. Not the algorithm. Just you: Keep doing the boring things on repeat while everyone else waits for magic.

@AccentInvesting Honestly, heavy on this. Financial runway gives you the power to say no.

If you can’t survive for 6 months without a paycheck, you aren't an "employee"—you’re a hostage to your lifestyle.

@stevehunsaker1 Not all heroes wear capes. Some just make wet flatulence sounds into a sales pitch.

“When you start your home service business you’re going to get a call from a company named Angi… it’s very important you waste the sales rep’s time and make fart noises into the phone”

@alexeixbt This is the exact reason why the grind never stops. Period.

my goal is to tell my mom: "go mom, choose what you want, i will buy it for you"

@vasilevbrand Facts. If you write to help your past self, you’ll never run out of ideas.

Your best audience is usually your past self. Write for the person you used to be.

@real_divaa Hey 👋

@vithikaonreddit Happy to connect, and good luck growing on X!

@foundrr_ Oof, calling me out like this on a casual scrolling session is wild 💀

The strongest version of you is buried under the habits you’re afraid to break. The habit of procrastination, of seeking approval, of choosing comfort over growth, and of returning to what keeps hurting you. You don’t become a new person by adding more. You become one by letting go of what no longer serves you.

@mariyav4leva Real. Give me a founder who’s survived a crash over a golden child any day.

the founders I trust most in a crisis are the ones who've already lost something It’s not because failure made them humble but because they've already met the version of themselves that doesn't have all the answers That kind of founder is on a different level of dangerous.

@dougboneparth No cap, this is why building a personal brand is the only real job security left.

If you choose a major you love, you’ll never work a day in your life because that field is being replaced by AI.